Gender
The person Rosalind disguises herself as
Who is Ganymede?
The person directly addressed in "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love"
Who is His Lover/The Shepard's Lover?
The purpose of Act 5 as a whole in reference to all previous conflicts (including Rosalind messing with Orlando, Orlando's and Oliver's feud, and Duke Frederick's tyrannical rule)
What is to end all previous conflicts?
The character that falls in love with Rosalind's female persona
Who is Phebe?
The primary setting of the "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love"
What is the peaceful countryside?
The way in which Shakespeare concludes "As You Like It" in order to remove confusion about gender norms
What are 4 traditional marriages?
A characteristic of Orlando through his behavior in the forest that contrasts traditional masculinity
What is being passive/overwhelmed with romantic emotions?
The speaker’s list of promises in stanzas 3–5 ("beds of roses," "gold buckles," "amber studs") primarily serves to characterize him as...
What is Option C ("an idealistic suitor who equates romantic devotion with material and aesthetic abundance")?
The mythological figure that appears to bless the weddings
Who is Hymen/the Greek God of Marriage?
The effect the Forest of Arden has on traditional gender norms
What is providing a setting away from society where characters can bypass traditional gender norms? (examples include Rosalind disguising as a man and Orlando being very emotional)
The rhyming scheme and meter of "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love"
What is iambic tetrameter?
The conflict between the Forest of Arden and The Court
What is the "freedom" of the forest verse the traditional "order" of the Court?